Splatsin First Nation pens B.C.’s 1st child welfare agreement with federal government
Deal enshrines Indigenous community’s control of its child and family services in federal law under Bill C-92 The Splatsin First Nation in B.C.’s Shuswap...
Woke Jazz mob cancels Trudeau impersonator John Stetch
The vast majority of fans that subscribe to Julian’s YouTube channel do so to get a chuckle out of his most recent Trudeau impersonation videos....
Feds spent $1550/night for hotel room at Sharm El-Shaikh Climate Conference
The airfares paid by the federal government to attend the annual meeting of climate warriors known as COP27 have reached in excess of $600,000....
What do New Yorkers think of the US trafficking migrants to Canada?
In this report from our exclusive investigation into Roxham Road, we hear what New Yorkers think of Mayor Eric Adams’ sending migrants to Canada’s...
VAIDA: Censorship Royale — ‘Sensitivity Readers’ Came For James Bond, And They’re Not Stopping There
The James Bond novels and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory aren’t usually paired in the same sentence, but they have this in common: they have both...
The ESG “Cover Your Ass” Tour Begins As Managers Scramble To Remove References In Pitch Decks
It’s bad enough for “asset managers” that ESG stocks and funds are getting pummeled while people look for flights to actual safety, as opposed to unprofitable...
Florida Panthers’ Staal brothers are latest NHL stars to refuse Pride jerseys, citing ‘religious beliefs’
Players for the National Hockey League’s Florida Panthers, Eric and Marc Staal, declined to participate in the team’s Pride Night on Thursday, citing “religious...
Court blocks COVID-19 vaccine mandate for US gov’t workers
President Joe Biden’s order that federal employees get vaccinated against COVID-19 has been blocked by a federal appeals court. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court...
How Banning Chinese Products Could Backfire for the US
The controversy over proposed state and federal bans of Chinese-produced apps has sparked debate about the wisdom of country-of-origin bans in general. On the...
There’s a new dividing line for world leaders: Would you arrest Putin?
This week, two of the countries who remain relatively friendly with the Kremlin were the first to signal a split over a crucial question...